Werewolf+Disease

=﻿__Werewolf Syndrome__= Werewolf syndrome is an extremely rare and unusual genetic disease that causes excessive growth of hair on the body. It can be found all over the body, or it can be limited to certain sections of it. There are 2 different types of Werewolf syndrome. They are: Congenital and Aquired. They both have some sub-diseases that fit into their categories.



= **__What is the difference between Congenital and Acquired Werewolf syndrome?__** = Congenital Werewolf Syndrome causes hair growth on all parts of the body except the palms of hands and the soles of feet. It is found directly at birth. Congenital Werewolf Syndrome is found mainly at the arms and legs. Acquired Werewolf Syndrome, however, is not found directly at birth. This causes growth much faster, and at the legs, forearms, and, especially, at the face. Also, it causes hair growth on isolated place in a specific pattern. Congenital Werewolf Syndrome is harder to spot.

= ﻿__**What are some symptoms of Werewolf Syndrome?**__ = Some symptoms of Werewolf Syndrome are teeth defects, enlarged gums, and most obviously, abnormal hair growth. This is found at almost all parts of the body, so, despite its easy detectability, it is very rare, and must be treated immediatley if hair growth seems extreme. It is caused by cancer or side effects of medications.

= ﻿__**What treatments, if any, are there for Werefolf Syndrome?**__ = Congenital Werewolf syndrome, at the moment, has no cure whatsoever. It is frequently being searched for, though. Acquired Werewolf syndrome does have a cure currently. Frequent hair removal is one way to treat Congenital Werewolf syndrome, but it is not 100% successful. This is very embarrassing, but is always being treated.

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@http://www.buzzle.com/articles/werewolf-syndrome.html